[NACR-995] Pleasure esthetic room: I became addicted to the amazing technique of the creepy old man Ria Yuzuki

As to the tomatoes. Learned that in my freshman year. I don’t think it’s too dependent on logical propositions, whatever those are. But here’s some things I found on line, i.e. that I didn’t write. “Correlation does not imply causation: This is the most important concept in this scenario. Just because two things happen together (eating tomatoes and living or dying) doesn’t mean one causes the other. Post hoc ergo propter hoc: Assuming that because death happened after eating tomatoes, the tomatoes must have caused the death. It describes a logical fallacy where one assumes that because one event follows another, the first event must have caused the second. In essence, it’s the mistaken belief that correlation implies causation, simply because one thing happened before another. So, I’d say, if there really was some sales statistic showing that some idol’s popularity skyrocketed after getting a scene with the great Goro-san, that the cause might be her own beauty or performing skills. Or perhaps other scenes in the same move with other cast members. If you can actually show an idol whose popularity skyrocketed after getting a scene with the great Goro-san, you know, show her before and after popularity, how… Read more »